Snowy Mountains

The Snowy Mountains are the highest mountains in Australia, located in southern New South Wales, 160 kilometers long, 80 kilometers wide, and 2229 meters above sea level. The peaks are ups and downs, and the momentum is majestic. Southern Australia is in the southern temperate zone, and it is not very cold in winter. Even on the southern tip of Tasmania, there is no ice and snow, but ice and snow can be seen on the high mountains. The Kosciusko Peak in the Snow Mountains is Australia's The peak is covered with snow in winter, and the top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round, so Australians call it a snow mountain.